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How to reach us
Every tract is evaluated individually. Acreage, timber condition, access, location, and sale feasibility determine whether a timber sale is a good fit. Call us, send a note, or stop by — we'll talk through your goals and the property location, and the initial property review generally begins online. On-site work is typically scheduled after a forestry services agreement is in place.
Trusted Forestry Guidance for Mississippi & Alabama Landowners
Independent forestry consulting, timber sale representation, forest management planning, and landowner advocacy since 2003.
- Registered Forester — Mississippi & Alabama
- FAA Part 107 Certified Remote Pilot
- USDA NRCS Technical Service Provider
- Independent Landowner Representation
- Sealed-Bid Timber Sale Representation
Mississippi & western Alabama landowners
Southeast Forestlands is based in Meridian, MS and represents landowners across both states. Every engagement starts with a conversation about what you actually want the land to do over the next five, ten, and twenty years. Our initial property review generally begins online, using available aerial imagery, maps, and parcel information. Eric Entrekin brings more than 30 years of photogrammetry and aerial-image interpretation experience to this planning process. On-site inspections are typically scheduled after a forestry services agreement is in place.
Coverage runs from the east-central Mississippi Pine Belt and Black Belt across the central, southwest, and northeast counties, then east into western Alabama from Lauderdale and Pickens down through Sumter, Marengo, Clarke, and Mobile counties. Full county lists live on the Mississippi coverage and Alabama coverage pages.
Calls and messages are accepted anytime. Live calls are answered when available, and after-hours voicemails are returned the next business day. When a tract is time-sensitive — storm damage, suspected trespass, an offer with a short fuse — say so when you call and we will reorder the day.
- Timber sale representation — sealed-bid marketing, harvest oversight, payment verification.
- Timber appraisals & cruises — pre-sale valuation, estate basis, casualty loss.
- Inspections & second opinions — an independent read before you sign.
- Trespass & damage appraisals — unauthorized cuts, storm damage, boundary disputes.
- Forestry management plans — written plans for ATFS, NRCS, and long-term ownership.
- Landowner resources — guides, checklists, and reading lists.
Quick answers
- How fast do you respond?
- Calls and messages are accepted anytime. Live calls are answered when available, and after-hours voicemails and form submissions are returned the next business day. Urgent storm-damage and trespass situations get priority — say so when you call.
- Do you charge for the first conversation?
- No. The initial call or email is free. On-site work is quoted and agreed before it is scheduled, typically under a forestry services agreement. See the full FAQ for fee structures by service.
- What information should I have ready when I call?
- County, approximate acreage, a rough sense of the stand (planted pine, natural hardwood, cutover), and what triggered the call — a buyer's offer, a storm, a closing, an estate, or general planning. Maps, deeds, and prior management plans help but are not required.
- Do you represent buyers or mills?
- No. Southeast Forestlands works for landowners only. We do not buy timber, broker logs, or take commissions from buyers or mills — the independence is the product.
More questions on process, pricing, and timing live on the common questions page, or browse Field Notes for longer write-ups from real engagements.